@TeamAssimilation Last time they allowed brand new accounts to engage, I don’t remember if they did in 2017 or not.
I am a perfectly normal human worm-baby. You have nothing - absolutely nothing - to fear from me.
@TeamAssimilation Last time they allowed brand new accounts to engage, I don’t remember if they did in 2017 or not.
@Tsouintsouin Yeah, I hear some of his team worked with a big video game company in the 90s?
@Haui I generally agree with that sentiment, but r/emulation in particular had a great mod team that culled out the ton of low efforf posts like “I downloaded a Pokémon ROMs how do I make it work” and “some emulator just released a new version, here’s my ‘video showcase’ that barely mentions the emulator in question. Don’t forget to like and subscribe!” and so on.
@a_fancy_kiwi Exactly! In a business environment where you need to squeeze every possible penny and every second of downtime is money lost, OP is introducing additional potential points of failure.
In a homelab where downtime is just an inconvenience? Go for it! Try it for yourself and see how you like it!
@ImADifferentBird I was going to say somewhere in Western Kansas would be good as Wichita is Koch-sucking territory, but OP said they’re an introvert so they may be able to put up with the bullshit. Out on this side of the state it’s mostly senile old people with backwards-ass views and the occasional extremist douche that the rest of the community laughs at the second they open their mouths.
@TheTrueLinuxDev They briefly gained my support with the community outreach they used to do with Rocksmith 2014…
Then they launched the shitty subscription service Rocksmith+ and fired most of their community team and I remembered that yeah this is still fucking Ubisoft I was dealing with
@null On one hand I strongly prefer kbin to lemmy, but on the other hand that is a clever name for the tool! I like it!
@HipPriest Only a few dollars a month if you use the link in the description and sponsor code “Occam”
@thanevim Sonarr/Radarr, to my understanding one is for “obtaining” shows/movies and the other is for users to request things for the other program to obtain.
@activator90 Is it “mainstream” or is it “far left?”
@Recant Switching to an alt to try to talk up your original point doesn’t work when all of the other replies have already called you out.
@IjonTichy Don’t think about it-don’t think about it-don’t think about it
@Doxix Honestly just moving to a different instance instead of lemmy.world should do it; many of them do not federate with NSFW instances or if they do they federate with a limited selection of them. I haven’t checked in awhile, but when I was looking for what Kbin/Lemmy instance to join lemmy.world federates with everything except for two instances, which is asking for trouble.
@Mane25 Yeah, but it’s the pits for the smaller communities I used to use reddit for. The local-ish one had at most 300 people online at a time and most of them were lurkers. Split that into smaller groups and there isn’t enough critical mass in any one smaller group to make the communities work.
They’re generally called Arena Shooters, this new term is annoying
I don’t, I play other games instead.
The tankies that made Lemmy are bad too, it’s why I went with a Kbin instance after looking into options. Luckily thanks to Federation it’s easy to connect with users across instances of both.
@jennifilm Isn’t Thunderbird open source? It worked well enough for the bit I used it ages ago.